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Category Archives: Christian Education
Best Approach for Your Church’s Christian Education Program? – I Don’t Know!
I graduated from college with a B.S. in Bible Christian Education. My Master’s Degree is in Christian Education. I’ve served in the church’s Christian Education Ministry for many years and was even a Director of Christian Education at a church. Yet, I don’t know the best approach for you! Now, before you think I slept through school . . . Continue reading
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The Role of Curriculum in Teaching the Bible
The Christian Education ministry of a church spent a lot of time researching which curriculum to choose, resulting in a choice they believed would fit their church. . . . As they observed their teachers, they noted polar reactions to the role of the curriculum: Continue reading
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So Much to Do in Christian Education Ministries of the Church
Soon the Christian Education ministries of the church will be into full swing again — Sunday School, small groups, children and youth ministries, and so much more. There is a lot of work to be done and people must be recruited to do it. Let me encourage you to … Continue reading
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